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Socio-cultural impacts of tourism presentation is about introduction, change or loss of indigenous identity or values, commodification, standardisation, loss of authenticity and staged authenticity, adaptation to tourist demands, culture clashes, economic inequality, irritation due to tourist behaviour, job level friction, ethical issues, child labour, prostitution and sex tourism, tourism as a force for peace, strengthening communities, facilities developed for tourism can benefit residents, revaluation of culture and traditions, tourism encourages civic involvement and pride.

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SOCIO-CULTURAL
Introduction
IMPACTStoOF Tourism
TOURISM
and Hospitality Studies:
SOCIO-CULTURAL
IMPACTS OF TOURISM

, SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM
INTRODUCTION
• The socio-cultural impacts of tourism described here
are the effects on host communities of direct and
indirect relations with tourists, and of interaction with
the tourism industry.
• For a variety of reasons, host communities often are
the weaker party in interactions with their guests and
service providers, leveraging any influence they might
have.
• These influences are not always apparent, as they are
difficult to measure, depend on value judgments and
are often indirect or hard to identify. 2

, SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM
INTRODUCTION
• Impacts arise when tourism brings changes in value
systems / behaviour, threatening indigenous identity.
• Changes often occur in community structure, family
relationships, collective traditional life styles,
ceremonies and morality.
• But tourism can also generate positive impacts as it
can serve as a supportive force for peace, foster pride
in cultural traditions and help avoid urban relocation
by creating local jobs.
• Socio-cultural impacts are ambiguous: the same
objectively described impacts are seen as beneficial
by some groups and as negative by others.
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